Three-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulating deep roadway excavation and method thereof

ABSTRACT

A three-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulating deep roadway excavation and a method thereof are provided, which relates to the technical field of indoor simulation testing in underground engineering. The system includes a mobile platform, a box body, a support frame, a roadway excavation device, and a data monitoring unit. The system and method of the disclosure can reproduce the whole process of roadway excavation, simulate the multi-directional loading of deep roadway, and restore the real stress state of deep roadway under the influence of dynamic and static load superimposed disturbance. The problem of insufficient research under the condition of unidirectional static loading and lack of multi-directional dynamic and static loading in current large-scale experimental devices has been solved, and the stress and deformation of the surrounding rock of the roadway are reflected in real-time through the data monitoring unit.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation of International Application No.PCT/CN2022/073324 with a filling date of Jan. 22, 2022, designating theUnited states, and further claims to the benefit of priority fromChinese Application No. 202111483690.7 with a filing date of Dec. 7,2021. The content of the aforementioned applications, including anyintervening amendments thereto, are incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of indoor simulation testingtechnology for underground engineering, specifically to athree-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulatingdeep roadway excavation and a method thereof.

BACKGROUND

In view of the harmfulness and complexity of rock burst, the study ofrock burst has become a hot and difficult issue in the field of rockmechanics. Statistical analysis shows that rock burst disasters oftenoccur inside roadway. As the mining depth increases, the miningconditions become more complex, which can easily lead to damage causedby the instability of the surrounding rock of the roadway, and even leadto more significant disasters.

At present, the reason why it is difficult to contain major disasters indeep engineering mining is the lack of a profound study on the mechanismof disaster occurrence, and using the physical similar materialsimulation test to study underground disaster prevention and control isan effective method. However, the existing physical similar materialsimulation test systems mostly simulate the stress environment ofroadway surrounding rock by unidirectional loading. Under the highcrustal stress state, the surrounding rock of deep roadway suffers themulti-directional loading, and unidirectional loading is not enough tofully reflect the real stress state of deep roadway surrounding rock.Next, the existing similar material simulation test systems focus on thestable application of static loads, with little consideration given tothe instantaneous dynamic load disturbance behavior of surrounding rockof deep roadway. When the surrounding rock of the roadway is affected bythe combined disturbance of dynamic and static loads, the existing testsystems cannot accurately simulate the stress conditions of thesurrounding rock of the roadway. In addition, the existing physicalsimilarity material simulation test systems are difficult to achievemanual layered excavation and cannot place grouting anchor rods, theexperimental device is inconvenient to move and operate, and it isdifficult to observe the progressive fracture process of the surroundingrock of the model roadway. It can be seen that the operation andfunctionality of existing similar material simulation test systems needfurther improvement.

SUMMARY

The objective of the disclosure is to provide a three-dimensionaldynamic and static load test system for simulating deep roadwayexcavation and a method thereof, reproduce the whole process of roadwayexcavation, simulate the multi-directional loading of deep roadway andthe disturbance caused by the superposition of dynamic and static loadson deep roadway, so as to restore the real stress state of deep roadway.

In order to achieve the above objective, the technical solution adoptedby the present disclosure is as follows:

A three-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulatingdeep roadway excavation, including a mobile platform, a box body, asupport frame, a roadway excavation device, and a data monitoring unit.

The mobile platform is provided with a support platform which is capableto slide relative to the mobile platform, and the box body is placed onthe support platform.

The box body is in a rectangular structure, wherein a similar materialmodel is placed inside the box body, a detachable observation window isarranged on the box body, lateral bearing plates are arranged at theleft and right ends of the box body, and an axial bearing plate isarranged at the top inside of the box body.

The support frame is erected at the left, right, and top ends of themobile platform and the box body.

The left end of the support frame is provided with a plurality ofpendulum impact units. Each of the pendulum impact units includes afirst impact rod, a swing rod, a pendulum, a first fixed pulley, and afirst pull rope, wherein the first impact rod passes through the boxbody, and is capable to move along horizontal direction, and one end ofthe first impact rod contacts the lateral bearing plate at the left endof the box body. The upper end of the swing rod is hinged to the supportframe, and the lower end of the swing rod is provided with the pendulum.The first fixed pulley is arranged on the support frame. One end of thefirst pull rope is connected to the pendulum, and the other end of thefirst pull rope is led out through the first fixed pulley. After pullingthe first pull rope and releasing the first pull rope, the swing rodswings relative to the support frame, and the pendulum strikes the otherend of the first impact rod.

The left end of the support frame is provided with a plurality oflateral actuators. Each of the lateral actuators is connected to one endof the second impact rod. The second impact rod passes through the boxbody, the second impact rod is capable to move in a horizontaldirection, and the other end of the second impact rod contacts thelateral bearing plate at the left end inside the box body.

The right end of the support frame is provided with a plurality oflateral loading cylinders. The loading end of the lateral loadingcylinder passes through the box body, and the loading end of the lateralloading cylinder conducts loading along the horizontal direction. Theloading end of the lateral loading cylinder contacts the lateral bearingplate at the right end inside the box body.

The top of the support frame is provided with a plurality of drop hammerimpact units. Each of drop hammer impact units includes a third impactrod, a drop hammer, a second fixed pulley, and a second pull rope. Thethird impact rod passes through the box body, and is capable to movealong vertical direction. One end of the third impact rod contacts theaxial bearing plate at the top inside of the box body, the second fixedpulley is arranged on the support frame, one end of the second pull ropeis connected to the drop hammer, and the other end of the second pullrope is led out through the second fixed pulley. After pulling thesecond pull rope and releasing the second pull rope, the drop hammerhits the other end of the third impact rod.

The top of the support frame is provided with a plurality of axialactuators. Each of the axial actuators is connected to one end of thefourth impact rod. The fourth impact rod passes through the box body,and the fourth impact rod is capable to move along vertical direction.The other end of the fourth impact rod contacts the axial bearing plateat the top inside of the box body.

The top of the support frame is provided with a plurality of axialloading cylinders, with the loading end of each of the axial loadingcylinders passing through the box body. The loading end of each of theaxial loading cylinders conducts loading in vertical direction, and theloading end of the axial loading cylinder contacts the axial bearingplate at the top inside of the box body.

The roadway excavation device is used to excavate simulated roadway insimilar material model.

The data monitoring unit is used to monitor the parameters of similarmaterial model during the process of excavating the simulated roadway.

The advantageous technical effects of the present disclosure are asfollows:

The three-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulatingdeep roadway excavation and a method thereof can reproduce the wholeprocess of roadway excavation, simulate the multi-directional loading ofdeep roadway, and restore thereat stress state of deep roadway under theinfluence of dynamic and static load superimposed disturbance. Theproblem of insufficient research under the condition of unidirectionalstatic loading and lack of multi-directional dynamic and static loadingin current large-scale experimental devices has been solved. Inaddition, the stress and deformation of the surrounding rock of theroadway are reflected in real-time through the data monitoring unit.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is the front view of a three-dimensional dynamic and static loadtest system for simulating deep roadway excavation in an embodiment ofthe present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a lateral view of a three-dimensional dynamic and static loadtest system for simulating deep roadway excavation in the embodiment ofthe present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a top view of a three-dimensional dynamic and static load testsystem for simulating deep roadway excavation in the embodiment of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 4 is the front view of the box body of the embodiment of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a lateral view of the box body of the embodiment of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a top view of the box body of the embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a lateral bearing plate and a axialbearing plate in the embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a front view of a mobile platform, a support platform, and thebox body in the embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a lateral view of the mobile platform, the support platform,and the box body in the embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 10 is a top view of the mobile platform, the support platform, andthe box body of the embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 11 is a front view of a roadway excavation device in the embodimentof the present disclosure;

FIG. 12 is a top view of the roadway excavation device in the embodimentof the present disclosure;

FIG. 13 is the layout diagram of a data monitoring unit in theembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 14 is a load-time schematic diagram of the model loading schemeusing an axial loading cylinder in the embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 15 is a load-time schematic diagram of the scheme shown that theactuator (an axial actuator, a lateral actuator) of the presentdisclosure applies dynamic loads (axial dynamic load, lateral dynamicload) to the model.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

In the embodiment of the present disclosure, a three-dimensional dynamicand static load test system for simulating deep roadway excavation, asshown in FIGS. 1-15 .

A three-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulatingdeep roadway excavation is provided, which includes a mobile platform 7,a box body 8, a support frame, a roadway excavation device, a datamonitoring unit and etc.

The mobile platform 7 is provided with a support platform 28, thesupport platform 28 is capable to move relative to the mobile platform7, and the box body 8 is placed on the support platform 28. The supportplatform 28 moves relative to the mobile platform 7 to drive the boxbody 8 to move.

Specifically, the mobile platform 7 includes a support base 30, a longplatform 29, and guides rails 27, along platform 29 is arranged in themiddle of the support base 30, the long platform 29 extends along afront-rear direction of the support base 30, the guide rails arearranged on the left side and the right side of the support base, andthe guide rails extends along the front-rear direction of the supportbase. The edge positions of the front side and the rear side of thesupport platform 28 are respectively provided with a first support seat281. The first support seat 281 is provided with a first lifting oilcylinder 2401, a telescopic end of the first lifting oil cylinder 2401faces downwards, and the end of the telescopic end of the first liftingoil cylinder 2401 is provided with a wheel seat 241. The wheel seat 241is rotationally connected with a roller 26, and the roller 26 is locatedabove the long platform 29. After the telescopic end of the firstlifting oil cylinder 2401 is extended, the roller 26 contacts the longplatform 29. The edge positions of the left side and the right side ofthe support platform are respectively provided with a second supportseat 282. The second support seat 282 is provided with a second liftingoil cylinder 2402, a telescopic end of the second lifting oil cylinder2402 faces downwards, and the end of the telescopic end of the secondlifting oil cylinder 2402 is provided with a slider 242. The slider 242is slidably connected to the guide rail. The cylinder body of atelescopic oil cylinder 31 is connected to the support base 30, and thetelescopic end of the telescopic oil cylinder 31 is connected to thesupport platform 28 via a connection piece 25.

The box body 8 is a steel structure with a large volume, and the weightof similar material model placed inside the box body 8 is heavy, so itis time-consuming and laborious to move them in manual.

The movement process of the support platform 28 relative to mobileplatform 7 is as follows:

-   -   1. When it needs the box body 8 to be moved forward with the        support platform 28 relative to the mobile platform 7, the        telescopic end of the second lifting oil cylinder 2402 on the        second support seat 282 is extended to drive the support        platform 28 to lift upward; after the support platform 28 is        lifted at the set height, the telescopic end of the first        lifting oil cylinder 2401 on the first support seat 281 is        extended, and the roller 26 contacts the long platform 29; the        telescopic end of the second lifting oil cylinder 2402 on the        second support seat 282 is retracted to a set distance, so that        the slider 242 no longer exerts pressure on the guide rail 27,        keeping the slider connected to the guide rail 27 in sliding;        the telescopic end of the telescopic oil cylinder 31 is extended        to push the roller 26 to roll forward along the long platform        29, to drive the support platform 28 to move forward relative to        the mobile platform 7. During the process of moving out, the        slider 242 and the guide rail 27 slide together to achieve        guidance. After the support platform 28 is moved out, the        telescopic ends of the lifting oil cylinders on the first        support seat 281 and the second support seat 282 are retracted,        so that the support platform 28 is pressed onto the long        platform 29, to facilitate the model laying and the placement of        sensors by the testing personnel.    -   2. When it needs the box body 8 to be moved backward with the        support platform 28 relative to the mobile platform 7, the        telescopic end of the second lifting oil cylinder 2402 on the        second support seat 282 is extended to drive the support        platform 28 to lift upward; after the support platform 28 is        lifted at the set height, the telescopic end of the first        lifting oil cylinder 2401 on the first support seat 281 is        extended, and the roller 26 contacts the long platform 29; the        telescopic end of the second lifting oil cylinder 2402 on the        second support seat 282 is retracted to a set distance, so that        the slider 242 no longer exerts pressure on the guide rail,        keeping the slider 242 connected to the guide rail 27 in        sliding; the telescopic end of the telescopic oil cylinder 31 is        retracted to push the roller 26 to roll backward along the long        platform 29, so as to drive the support platform 28 to move        backward relative to the mobile platform 7. During the process        of moving in, the slider 242 and the guide rail 27 slide        together to achieve guidance. After the support platform 28 is        moved in, the telescopic ends of the lifting oil cylinders on        the first support seat 281 and second support seat 282 are        retracted, so that the support platform 28 is pressed onto the        long platform 29 for subsequent testing.

The box body 8 is in a rectangular structure, which is symmetricallydistributed in front and back, and left and right. The box body 8 isformed by a plurality of blocks 21, and the plurality of blocks 21 aredetachable spliced. The block 21 is made of steel material, with ahollow structure in the middle. Assembly holes are set on the side wallsof the block 21, and the adjacent blocks 21 are connected byhigh-strength bolts 22. In this way, several different specificationsand sizes of box body 8 can be formed by splicing the blocks 21according to the experimental needs. A similar material model is placedinside the box body 8. A observation window 19 is detachably arranged onthe box body 8, which is used to observe the deformation and failuremode of surrounding rock through the observation window 19, and theobservation window 19 is made of toughened glass material. The lateralbearing plates 23 are arranged at the left end and the right end of thebox body 8, and an axial bearing plate 17 is arranged at the top insideof the box body 8. The lateral bearing plate 23 is used to transferforce between the loading end of the lateral loading cylinder 18 and thesimilar material model, while the axial bearing plate 17 is used totransfer force between the loading end of the axial loading cylinder 15and the similar material model.

The support frame includes an outer frame 5 and an inner frame 6, bothof which are in an n-shaped structure. The support frame is erected atthe left, right, and top ends of the mobile platform 7 and the box body8.

The left end of the support frame is provided with a plurality ofpendulum impact units. Each of the plurality of the pendulum impactunits includes a first impact rod 91, a swing rod 56, a pendulum 12, afirst fixed pulley 591, and a first pull rope 57. The first impact rod91 passes through the box body 8 and is capable to move along horizontaldirection. One end of the first impact rod 91 contacts the lateralbearing plate 23 at the left end inside of the box body 8. The supportframe is provided with a support rack 501, the upper end of the swingrod 56 is hinged to the support rack 501, and the lower end of the swingrod 56 is provided with the pendulum 12. The first fixed pulley 591 isarranged on the support rack 501, one end of the first pull rope 57 isconnected to the pendulum 12, and the other end of the first pull rope57 is led out through the first fixed pulley 591. After pulling thefirst pull rope 57 and releasing the first pull rope 57, the swing rod57 swings relative to the support rack 501, and the pendulum 12 strikesthe other end of the first impact rod 91. One end of the first impactrod 91 impacts the lateral bearing plate 23 at the left end inside thebox 8. By changing the swing height of the pendulum 12 through the firstpull rope 57, the force of the pendulum 12 hitting the first impact rod91 is adjusted.

The left end of the support frame is provided with a plurality oflateral actuators 10, each of the lateral actuators 10 is connected toone end of the second impact rod 92, the second impact rod 92 passesthrough the box body 8, the second impact rod 92 is capable to move in ahorizontal direction, and the other end of the second impact rod 92contacts the lateral bearing plate 23 at the left end inside the boxbody 8.

The right end of the support frame is provided with a plurality oflateral loading cylinders 18, the loading end of each of the lateralloading cylinders 18 passes through the box body 8, the loading end ofeach of the lateral loading cylinders 18 conducts loading along thehorizontal direction, and the loading end of each of the lateral loadingcylinders 18 contacts the lateral bearing plate 23 at the right endinside the box body 8.

The top of the support frame is provided with a plurality of drop hammerimpact units, each of drop hammer impact units includes a third impactrod 93, a drop hammer 13, a second fixed pulley 592, and a second pullrope 58. The third impact rod 93 passes through the box body 8 and iscapable to move along vertical direction, one end of the third impactrod 93 contacts the axial bearing plate 17 at the top inside of the boxbody 8, the second fixed pulley 592 is arranged on the outer frame 5 ofthe support frame, one end of the second pull rope 58 is connected tothe drop hammer 13, and the other end of the second pull rope 58 is ledout through the second fixed pulley 592. After pulling the second pullrope 58 and releasing the second pull rope 58, the drop hammer 13 hitsthe other end of the third impact rod 93, so that one end of the thirdimpact rod 93 impacts the axial bearing plate 17 at the top of theinside of the box body 8. By changing the lifting height of the drophammer 13 through the second pulling rope 58 to adjust the force of thedrop hammer 13 hitting the third impact rod 93.

The top of the support frame is provided with a plurality of axialactuators 14, each of the axial actuators 14 is connected to one end ofthe fourth impact rod 94, the fourth impact rod 94 passes through thebox body 8, the fourth impact rod 94 is capable to move along verticaldirection, and the other end of the fourth impact rod 94 contacts theaxial bearing plate 17 at the top inside the box body 8.

A hollow transmission cylinder 11 is arranged between the support frameand the box body 8, and the first impact rod 91, the second impact rod92, the third impact rod 93, and the fourth impact rod 94 are alllocated inside the hollow transmission cylinder 11. In the figures, thehollow transmission cylinder 11 at the positions of the second impactrod 92, the third impact rod 93, and the fourth impact rod 94 is omittedfor clearly expression of the second impact rod 92, the third impact rod93, and the fourth impact rod 94. The guidance of each impact rod isachieved by the hollow transmission cylinder 11. Wherein a threaded holeis provided on the support frame, an external thread is provided on theouter surface of the hollow transmission cylinder 11, and the hollowtransmission cylinder 11 is threaded connected to the threaded hole. Thehollow transmission cylinder 11 is rotated relative to the threaded holeto adjust the position of the hollow transmission cylinder 11 accordingto the specifications and dimensions of the box body 8.

The top of the support frame is provided with a plurality of axialloading cylinders 15, wherein the loading end of the axial loadingcylinder 15 passes through the box body 8, the loading end of the axialloading cylinders 15 conducts loading in vertical direction, and theloading end of the axial loading cylinder 15 contacts the axial bearingplate 17 at the top inside of the box body 8.

Both the lateral actuator 10 and the axial actuator 14 are set aselectro-hydraulic servo actuators, and the lateral actuators 10, theaxial actuators 14, the lateral loading cylinders 18, and the axialloading cylinders 15 share a high-pressure pump box 4. The high-pressurepump box 4 provides hydraulic power for the lateral actuators 10, theaxial actuators 14, the lateral loading cylinders 18, and the axialloading cylinders 15.

The static load control units 201 are installed in the static loadcontrol cabinet 2. The static load control units 201 are respectivelyconnected to the lateral loading cylinder 18 and the axial loadingcylinder 15 through signal connections, hydraulic sensors 16 areprovided in the lateral loading cylinder 18 and the axial loadingcylinder 16, and the static load control units 201 and the hydraulicsensors 16 are connected to the main control unit 3 through signalconnections. The main control unit 3 controls the static load controlunits 201 to perform static loading, unloading, and load holding on theloading ends of the lateral loading cylinder 18 and the axial loadingcylinder 15, and can also achieve servo control, displacement control,stress control, and other loading methods. The hydraulic sensors 16provide real-time feedback on the oil pressure inside the lateralloading cylinder 18 and the axial loading cylinder 15. The hydraulicsensors 16 will realize safety warning during the loading process if theoil pressure inside the oil cylinder is over the preset value.

The dynamic load control unit is connected to the lateral actuator 10and the axial actuator 14 through signals, and the dynamic load controlunit is connected to the main control unit 3 through signals. The maincontrol unit 3 controls the dynamic load control unit to apply a setimpact form of dynamic loads to the lateral actuator 10 and the axialactuator 14, so as to change the force and frequency of impact.

The lateral loading cylinder 18 and the axial loading cylinder 15 applystatic load to the similar material model to simulate initial crustalstress. The lateral actuator 10 and the axial actuator 14 applyvibration to the similar material model to simulate continuousdisturbances in surrounding roadway excavation and mining engineering ofsurrounding working faces. The pendulum impact unit and the drop hammerimpact unit impact the similar material model to simulate theinstantaneous disturbances of geological structure sudden change causedby fault slip and roof failure.

A power supply 1 is used to supply power to the main control unit 3, thestatic load control units 201, the dynamic load control unit, and thedata monitoring unit.

The roadway excavation device is configured to excavate simulatedroadway 20 in the similar material model. Specifically, the roadwayexcavation device includes a mobile chassis 39, a driving mechanism, arotary table 37, a rotation driving mechanism, a cantilever rack 35, amulti-stage oil cylinder 34, a support oil cylinder 36, a rotary drillbit 32, a rotary driving mechanism, a stress sensor 33, and anexcavation control unit. The mobile chassis 39 is driven to move by adriving mechanism, the rotary table 37 is rotatably connected to themobile chassis 39, the rotary table 37 is driven to rotate by thedriving mechanism, the cantilever rack 35 is installed on the rotarytable 37, the cantilever rack 35 is arranged on the rotary table 37, anda cylinder end of the multi-stage oil cylinder 34 is hinged with thecantilever rack 35. One end of the support oil cylinder 36 is hingedwith the cantilever rack 35, and the other end of the support oilcylinder 36 is hinged with the cylinder end of the multi-stage oilcylinder 34. The end of the telescopic end of the multi-stage oilcylinder 34 is provided with the rotary drill bit 32, the rotary drillbit 32 is driven to rotate by a rotary driving mechanism, and a stresssensor 33 is arranged on the rotary drill bit 32. The excavation controlunit 38 is respectively connected to the driving mechanism, the rotationdriving mechanism, the multi-stage oil cylinder 34, the support oilcylinder 36, the rotary driving mechanism, and the stress sensor 33through signals, and the excavation control unit 38 is connected to themain control unit 3 through signals.

The main control unit 3 controls the driving mechanism through theexcavation control unit 38 to drive the mobile chassis 39 forward,backward, stop, or turn; controls the rotation driving mechanism todrive the rotary table 37 to rotate at a set angle relative to themobile chassis 39 to adjust the excavation angle; controls the expansionand contraction of the multi-stage oil cylinder 34 to drive the rotarydrill bit 32 forward or backward; controls the expansion and contractionof the support oil cylinder 36 to drive the swing of the multi-stage oilcylinder 34 to adjust the pitch angle of the multi-stage oil cylinder34; controls the rotation driving mechanism to drive the rotation of therotary drill bit 32 to excavate the simulated roadway 20, and monitorthe drilling pressure during the excavation of the simulated roadway 20in real-time through the stress sensor 33.

The data monitoring unit is configured to monitor the parameters of thesimilar material model during the process of excavating the simulatedroadway 20.

Specifically, the data monitoring unit includes an acoustic emissionmonitoring unit, a stress monitoring unit, a strain monitoring unit, adisplacement monitoring unit and a deformation monitoring unit.

The acoustic emission monitoring unit includes an acoustic emissionmonitoring control host 40 and an acoustic emission probe 45, Theacoustic emission probe 45 is set on the steel nail 46, and the steelnail 46 is inserted into the similar material model to arrange theacoustic emission probe 45 at different positions in the similarmaterial model (including any position inside the simulated roadway 20).The acoustic emission probe 45 is connected to the acoustic emissionmonitoring control host 40 through a signal cable. Using the acousticemission monitoring unit to monitor and simulate the development ofcracks in the surrounding rock of roadway 20 before, during, and afterexcavation.

The stress monitoring unit includes a stress monitoring control host 41,a strain gauge 47, and a soil pressure box 48. The strain gauge 47 andthe soil pressure box 48 are arranged at different positions in thesimilar material model, and the strain gauge 47 and the soil pressurebox 48 are connected to the stress monitoring control host 41 through asignal cable. The stress monitoring unit is used to monitor the stresschanges in local areas of the similar material model, wherein the straingauge 47 is used to monitor the stress situation in the local X, Y, andZ directions of the model, and the soil pressure box 48 is used tomonitor the stress situation in a single direction of the model.

The strain monitoring unit includes a strain monitoring control host 42and an optical fiber sensor 53, the optical fiber sensor 53 is arrangedat different positions in the similar material model, the optical fibersensor 53 is connected to the strain monitoring control host 42 througha signal cable. The strain monitoring unit is used to monitor the strainchanges in the model area and local range. The optical fiber sensor 53is buried around the model or roadway to monitor the strain(one-dimensional strain) of a certain measuring line, and can bearranged vertically or bent according to the monitoring requirements.

The displacement monitoring unit includes a displacement monitoringcontrol host 43 and a grating displacement sensor 49, the gratingdisplacement sensor 49 is arranged at different positions in the similarmaterial model, and the grating displacement sensor 49 is connected tothe displacement monitoring control host 43 through a signal cable. Thedisplacement monitoring unit is used to monitor the displacement changesin local areas of the model. The grating displacement sensor 49 can beplaced around the roadway to measure the displacement of the surroundingrock of the roadway, or the grating displacement sensor 49 can be placedat the edge of the model to measure the overall deformation of themodel.

The deformation monitoring unit includes a deformation monitoringcontrol host 44, a speckle camera 51 and a 3D scanner 50, and thespeckle camera 51 and the 3D scanner 50 are connected to the deformationmonitoring control host 44 through a signal cable. The deformationmonitoring unit is used to monitor the deformation of the model area orthe internal deformation of the roadway. The scattered spots 52 isuniformly sprayed on the model surface, and the speckle camera 51 isused to monitor the evolution process of the model surface deformation(two-dimensional strain) field through the observation window 19. The 3Dscanner 50 is used to scan the inner wall of the roadway and analyze thedeformation (3D strain) of the roadway.

In the embodiment of the present disclosure, a three-dimensional dynamicand static load test method for simulating deep roadway excavation isfurther provided, which applies the three-dimensional dynamic and staticload test system for simulating deep roadway excavation mentioned above,the method including:

Step 1: Experimental Scheme Design

Firstly, developing a experimental scheme for this experiment, includingthe volume of box body 8, the type of excavation roadway, the materialof the model, the loading plan, and the monitoring plan. Afterdetermining the experimental plan, assemble box body 8 using blocks 21.After the assembly of box body 8 is completed, placing the lateralbearing plates 23 on the left and right sides inside the box body 8, andinstalling the observation windows 19 in front and behind the box body8.

Step 2: Model Laying and Sensor Layout

Moving the box body 8 forward with the support platform 28 relative tothe mobile platform 7, adjusting a material ratio based on mechanicalparameters and a similarity ratio of different rock layers, and layingmaterials to form a similar material model inside the box body 8;specifically, manual laying is used to adjust the material ratio basedon the mechanical parameters and similarity ratio of different rocklayers; layered laying is used, and each layer of material is compactedto ensure that the similar material model has sufficient stiffness tomaintain uniform force transmission; burying the acoustic emission probe45, the strain gauge 47, the soil pressure box 48, the optical fibersensor 53, and the grating displacement sensor 49 in correspondingpositions within the similar material model during the material layingprocess; after the material laying is completed, an axial bearing plate17 is placed above the similar material model to shape the model, andthe similar material model is placed for a set time (2-3 weeks); afterthe similar material model is air dried and formed, removing theobservation windows 19, spraying scattered spots 52 on a simulatedroadway excavation position of the similar material model, thenreinstalling the observation windows 19 on the box body 8, and thenmoving the box body 8 backward with the support platform 28 relative tothe mobile platform 7.

Step 3. Initial Crustal Stress Simulation

According to the experimental scheme, loading the similar material modelto simulate an initial crustal stress state of roadway excavation,wherein the loading method is hierarchical loading under stress control,using the lateral loading cylinders 18 and the axial loading cylinders15 to hierarchical synchronized load to the similar material model, andmaintaining loading for a set time (about 30 min) after completing eachlevel of loading.

Step 4: Roadway Excavation Simulation

Using the roadway excavation device to excavate a simulated roadway 20in the similar material model. After excavating one footage of thesimulated roadway 20 by the excavation device, different lengths ofsteel sticks 54 are used to simulate anchor rod (anchor cable) support.A force gauge 55 is installed at the bottom of the steel stick 54 tomonitor the force status of the anchor rod (anchor cable) in real-timethrough the force gauge 55.

Step 5: Dynamic Load Simulation

Setting up the impact form (including parameters such as waveform,wavelength, frequency, amplitude, etc.) of the axial actuator 14 afterthe excavation of the simulated roadway 20 is completed, and thenapplying the axial dynamic load to the similar material model throughthe axial actuator 14; setting up the impact form (including parameterssuch as waveform, wavelength, frequency, amplitude, etc.) of the lateralactuator 10 and then applying lateral dynamic load to the similarmaterial model through the lateral actuator 10; applying axial impact tothe similar material model through the drop hammer impact unit; applyinglateral impact to the similar material model through the pendulum impactunit. There are several axial actuators 14, lateral actuators 10, drophammer impact units, and pendulum impact units, all of which transmitdynamic loads to the internal model through each impact rod, and theimpact position can be changed.

During steps 3 to 5, the data monitoring unit is used to monitor theparameters of the similar material model. Specifically, the acousticemission monitoring unit is used to monitor the development ofsurrounding rock fissures before, during and after the excavation of thesimulated roadway 20, the stress monitoring unit is used to monitor thestress change in the local area of the model, the strain monitoring unitis used to monitor the strain change in the model area and local area,the displacement monitoring unit is used to monitor the displacementchange in the local area of the model, and the deformation monitoringunit is used to monitor the deformation in the model area or theinternal deformation of the roadway.

In addition, the long-term load holding function of static loading (thelateral loading cylinder 18 and the axial loading cylinder 15) is usedto apply crustal stress to the model, and the monitoring system is usedto observe the stress, displacement and deformation of the surroundingrock of the roadway for a long time to achieve creep testing.

At this point, a detailed description of this embodiment has beenprovided in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Based on theabove description, those skilled in the art should have a clearunderstanding of the three-dimensional dynamic and static load testsystem used to simulate deep roadway excavation of the presentdisclosure.

The three-dimensional dynamic and static load test system and method forsimulating deep roadway excavation can reproduce the whole process ofroadway excavation, simulate the multi-directional loading of deeproadway, and restore the real stress state of deep roadway under theinfluence of dynamic and static load superimposed disturbance. Theproblem of insufficient research under the condition of unidirectionalstatic loading and lack of multi-directional dynamic and static loadingin current large-scale experimental devices has been solved. Inaddition, the stress and deformation of the surrounding rock of theroadway are reflected in real-time through the data monitoring unit.

What is claimed is:
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A three-dimensional dynamic and static load testsystem for simulating deep roadway excavation, comprising a mobileplatform, a box body, a support frame, a roadway excavation device, adata monitoring unit, a dynamic load control unit, and a main controlunit, wherein the mobile platform is provided with a support platform,the support platform is capable to move relative to the mobile platform,and the box body is placed on the support platform; the box body is in arectangular structure, a similar material roadway model is placed insidethe box body, a detachable observation window is arranged on the boxbody, lateral bearing plates are respectively arranged at a left end anda right end inside of the box body, and an axial bearing plate arrangedat a top inside of the box body; the support frame is erected at themobile platform and a left end, a right end, and a top end of the boxbody; a left end of the support frame is provided with a plurality ofpendulum impact units, each of the plurality of pendulum impact unitscomprises a first impact rod, a swing rod, a pendulum, a first fixedpulley, and a first pull rope, wherein the first impact rod passesthrough the box body and is capable to move along horizontal direction;one end of the first impact rod contacts the lateral bearing plate atthe left end inside of the box body; an upper end of the swing rod ishinged to the support frame, and a lower end of the swing rod isprovided with the pendulum; the first fixed pulley is arranged on thesupport frame, one end of the first pull rope is connected to thependulum, and an other end of the first pull rope is led out through thefirst fixed pulley; after pulling the first pull rope and releasing thefirst pull rope, the swing rod swings relative to the support frame, andthe pendulum strikes an other end of the first impact rod; the left endof the support frame is provided with a plurality of lateral actuators,each of the plurality of lateral actuators is connected to one end of asecond impact rod, the second impact rod passes through the box body,the second impact rod is capable to move in horizontal direction, and another end of the second impact rod contacts the lateral bearing plate atthe left end inside the box body; a right end of the support frame isprovided with a plurality of lateral loading cylinders, a loading end ofeach of the plurality of lateral loading cylinders passes through thebox body, the loading end of each of the lateral loading cylindersconducts loading along horizontal direction, the loading end of each ofthe lateral loading cylinders contacts the lateral bearing plate at theright end inside the box body; a top of the support frame is providedwith a plurality of drop hammer impact units, each of the plurality ofdrop hammer impact units comprises a third impact rod, a drop hammer, asecond fixed pulley, and a second pull rope, wherein the third impactrod passes through the box body and is capable to move along verticaldirection, one end of the third impact rod contacts the axial bearingplate at the top inside of the box body, the second fixed pulley isarranged on the support frame, one end of the second pull rope isconnected to the drop hammer, and the other end of the second pull ropeis led out through the second fixed pulley; after pulling the secondpull rope and releasing the second pull rope, the drop hammer hits another end of the third impact rod; the top of the support frame isprovided with a plurality of axial actuators, each of the plurality ofaxial actuators is connected to one end of a fourth impact rod, thefourth impact rod passes through the box body, the fourth impact rod iscapable to move along the vertical direction, and an other end of thefourth impact rod contacts the axial bearing plate at the top inside ofthe box body; both the lateral actuators and the axial actuators are setas electro-hydraulic servo actuators, and the lateral actuators, theaxial actuators, the lateral loading cylinders, and the axial loadingcylinders share a high-pressure pump box; the dynamic load control unitis connected to the lateral actuators and the axial actuators throughsignals, and the dynamic load control unit is connected to the maincontrol unit through signals; the main control unit controls the dynamicload control unit to apply a set impact form of dynamic loads to thelateral actuators and the axial actuators and change the impact forceand frequency; the lateral actuators and the axial actuators apply axialdynamic loads to the similar material roadway model to simulatecontinuous disturbances in surrounding roadway excavation and miningengineering of surrounding working faces; the top of the support frameis provided with a plurality of axial loading cylinders, a loading endof each of the plurality of axial loading cylinders passes through thebox body, the loading end of each of the axial loading cylindersconducts loading along vertical direction, and the loading end of eachof the axial loading cylinders contacts the axial bearing plate at thetop inside of the box body; the roadway excavation device is configuredto excavate simulated roadway in the similar material roadway model; andthe data monitoring unit is configured to monitor parameters of thesimilar material roadway model during a process of excavating thesimulated roadway.
 2. The three-dimensional dynamic and static load testsystem for simulating deep roadway excavation according to claim 1,wherein the data monitoring unit comprises an acoustic emissionmonitoring unit, a stress monitoring unit, a strain monitoring unit, adisplacement monitoring unit and a deformation monitoring unit, whereinthe acoustic emission monitoring unit comprises an acoustic emissionmonitoring control host and an acoustic emission probe, the acousticemission probe is arranged at different positions in the similarmaterial roadway model, and the acoustic emission probe is connected tothe acoustic emission monitoring control host through a signal cable;the stress monitoring unit comprises a stress monitoring control host, astrain gauge, and a soil pressure box, the strain gauge and the soilpressure box are arranged at different positions in the similar materialroadway model, and the strain gauge and the soil pressure box areconnected to the stress monitoring control host through a signal cable;the strain monitoring unit comprises a strain monitoring control hostand an optical fiber sensor, the optical fiber sensor is arranged atdifferent positions in the similar material roadway model, and theoptical fiber sensor is connected to the strain monitoring control hostthrough a signal cable; the displacement monitoring unit comprises adisplacement monitoring control host and a grating displacement sensor,the grating displacement sensor is arranged at different positions inthe similar material roadway model, and the grating displacement sensoris connected to the displacement monitoring control host through asignal cable; and the deformation monitoring unit comprises adeformation monitoring control host, a speckle camera and a 3D scanner,and the speckle camera and the 3D scanner are connected to thedeformation monitoring control host through a signal cable.
 3. Thethree-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulatingdeep roadway excavation according to claim 1, wherein the mobileplatform comprises a support base, a long platform, and guide rails, along platform is arranged in a middle of the support base, the longplatform extends along a front-rear direction of the support base, theguide rails are arranged on a left side and a right side of the supportbase, and the guide rails extend along the front-rear direction of thesupport base; edge positions of a front side and a rear side of thesupport platform are respectively provided with a first support seat,the first support seat is provided with a first lifting oil cylinder, atelescopic end of the first lifting oil cylinder faces downwards, an endof the telescopic end of the first lifting oil cylinder is provided witha wheel seat, the wheel seat is rotationally connected with a roller,the roller is located above the long platform; after the telescopic endof the first lifting oil cylinder is extended, the roller contacts thelong platform; edge positions of a left side and a right side of thesupport platform are respectively provided with a second support seat,the second support seat is provided with a second lifting oil cylinder,a telescopic end of the second lifting oil cylinder faces downwards, anend of the telescopic end of the second lifting oil cylinder is providedwith a slider, and the slider is slidably connected to each of the guiderails; a telescopic oil cylinder is connected between the support baseand the support platform.
 4. The three-dimensional dynamic and staticload test system for simulating deep roadway excavation according toclaim 1, wherein a hollow transmission cylinder is arranged between thesupport frame and the box body, and each first impact rod, each secondimpact rod, each third impact rod, and each fourth impact rod are alllocated inside the hollow transmission cylinder.
 5. Thethree-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulatingdeep roadway excavation according to claim 4, wherein a threaded hole isprovided on the support frame, an external thread is provided on anouter surface of the hollow transmission cylinder, and the hollowtransmission cylinder is threaded connected to the threaded hole.
 6. Thethree-dimensional dynamic and static load test system for simulatingdeep roadway excavation according to claim 1, wherein the box body isformed by a plurality of blocks, and the plurality of blocks aredetachable spliced.
 7. The three-dimensional dynamic and static loadtest system for simulating deep roadway excavation according to claim 1,wherein the three-dimensional dynamic and static load test systemfurther comprises static load control units, wherein the static loadcontrol units are respectively connected to the lateral loadingcylinders and the axial loading cylinders through signal connections,hydraulic sensors are provided in the lateral loading cylinders and theaxial loading cylinders, and the static load control units and thehydraulic sensors are connected to the main control unit through signalconnections.
 8. The three-dimensional dynamic and static load testsystem for simulating deep roadway excavation according to claim 7,wherein the roadway excavation device comprises a mobile chassis, adriving mechanism, a rotary table, a rotation driving mechanism, acantilever rack, a multi-stage oil cylinder, a support oil cylinder, arotary drill bit, a rotary driving mechanism, a stress sensor, and anexcavation control unit, wherein the mobile chassis is driven to move bythe driving mechanism, the rotary table is rotatably connected to themobile chassis, the rotary table is driven to rotate by the drivingmechanism, the cantilever rack is arranged on the rotary table, thecantilever rack is arranged on the rotary table, a cylinder end of themulti-stage oil cylinder is hinged with a cantilever rack, one end ofthe support oil cylinder is hinged with the cantilever rack, an otherend of the support oil cylinder is hinged with the cylinder end of themulti-stage oil cylinder, an end of a telescopic end of the multi-stageoil cylinder is provided with the rotary drill bit, the rotary drill bitis driven to rotate by the rotary driving mechanism, a stress sensor isarranged on the rotary drill bit, the excavation control unit isrespectively connected to the driving mechanism, the rotation drivingmechanism, the multi-stage oil cylinder, the support oil cylinder, therotary driving mechanism, the stress sensor through signals, and theexcavation control unit is connected to the main control unit throughsignals.
 9. A three-dimensional dynamic and static load test method forsimulating deep roadway excavation, which applies the three-dimensionaldynamic and static load test system for simulating deep roadwayexcavation according to claim 2, the method comprising: step 1: modellaying and sensor layout moving the box body forward with the supportplatform relative to the mobile platform, adjusting a material ratiobased on mechanical parameters and a similarity ratio of different rocklayers, and laying materials to form the similar material roadway modelinside the box body; burying the acoustic emission probe, the straingauge, the soil pressure box, the optical fiber sensor, and the gratingdisplacement sensor in corresponding positions within the similarmaterial roadway model during a process of material laying; placing thesimilar material roadway model for a set time after the material layingis completed; after the similar material roadway model is air dried andformed, removing the observation window, spraying scattered spots on asimulated roadway excavation position of the similar material roadwaymodel, then reinstalling the observation window on the box body, andthen moving the box body backward with the support platform relative tothe mobile platform; step 2: initial crustal stress simulation accordingto the experimental scheme, loading the similar material roadway modelto simulate an initial crustal stress state of roadway excavation,wherein the loading method is hierarchical loading under stress control,using the lateral loading cylinders and the axial loading cylinders tohierarchical synchronized load on the similar material roadway model,and maintaining loading for a set time after completing each level ofloading; step 3: roadway excavation simulation using the roadwayexcavation device to excavate a simulated roadway in the similarmaterial roadway model, the excavation parameters of the simulatedroadway are set according to the similarity ratio, the simulated roadwayexcavated by the roadway excavation device is supported by steel rods oranchor cables; step 4: dynamic load simulation setting up a impact formof the axial actuators after the simulated roadway excavation iscompleted, and then applying the axial dynamic loads to the similarmaterial roadway model through the axial actuators; setting up a impactform of the lateral actuators and then applying lateral dynamic loads tothe similar material roadway model through the lateral actuators;applying axial impacts to the similar material roadway model through thedrop hammer impact units; applying lateral impacts to the similarmaterial roadway model through the plurality of pendulum impact units;during step 2 to step 4, using the data monitoring unit to monitor theparameters of the similar material roadway model.